Eva Frederick
Articles
Conservation Dogs Sniff Out Wildlife, Archeology and Invasive Species
Keen sense of smell gives canines a growing role in conservation work.
Sand Plums Are a Sweet and Tangy Treat
These Texas plums serve as bird hotels, critter buffets and the perfect ingredient for summer jam.
Keeping Count of East Texas Squirrels
An East Texas WMA maintains the state’s longest-running squirrel population database.
Scientists Unravel the Mysteries of American Eels in Texas
Eels change appearance several times in a lifetime; project has yielded data on their life cycle.
Never Ask a Gar Its Age — Scientists Use Carbon Dating Instead
Aging a these "living fossils" involves complex scientific techniques.
Foraging for Mushrooms Yields a Delicious Reward
Mushroom hunting can seem intimidating, but Texas is home to many tasty edible species.
The Texas Tribal Buffalo Project Is Connecting Native People With Their History and Heritage
Project leader Lucille Contreras hosts camps and events for Native children.
The New World Screwworm Is Poised to Make a Comeback; Texas Will Be Ready
Thanks to Texas scientists, the United States has fought this threat before, and won.
Keeping Caddo Lake’s Invasive Giant Salvinia at Bay
The East Texas lake is threatened by invasive plants — and there’s no easy solution.
Citizen Scientists Are an Essential Part of Research in Texas
Community members collect valuable data on Texas plants and animals.